January 1, Report: White House Repeatedly Hosted Anti-Police Activists

President Joe Biden’s White House has repeatedly hosted advocates behind the “defund the police” movement, visitor logs show.

One such advocate was Rashad Robinson, who serves as president of the left-wing racial justice group Color of Change. Robinson visited the White House last summer to meet with then-top Biden adviser Cedric Richmond, who recently left the administration to join the Democratic National Committee (DNC).

Color of Change was “at the forefront of the unsuccessful push to ‘dismantle’ and replace the Minneapolis Police Department, an effort that was fueled by $500,000 from George Soros’ Open Society Policy Center, Fox News reported.

On Assata Shakur's birthday, we celebrate by being bolder in our protests, louder in our demands for abolition and thinking bigger in our plans for revolution.

— Rashad Robinson (@rashadrobinson) July 17, 2020

Another such activist was Carmen Rojas — the President and CEO of the Marguerite Casey Foundation — who reportedly visited the White House in December 2021 for a meeting with Nia Page, a Special Assistant to Richmond.

“We must be unwavering in our commitment to freedom,” Rojas tweeted in April 2021. “The best way to realize it is to defund the police and support abolition. Period.”

So many people are twisting themselves into word pretzels. They say we need justice in one breathe & not all police are bad in the next. We must be unwavering in our commitment to freedom. The best way to realize it is to defund the police and support abolition. Period.

— Carmen Rojas, PhD 🐜 (@crojasphd) April 16, 2021